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Features - Page 122
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Failure – The key to success in the car industry

17 Apr 2024
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First drive in the new Jaecoo J7 in South Africa

17 Apr 2024
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The most expensive Toyota Hilux in South Africa – What you get for R1 million

16 Apr 2024
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Audi vs BMW vs Mercedes – The king of electric cars

15 Apr 2024
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South African car insurers will not pay for damage caused by Eskom

15 Apr 2024
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Double cabs competing against the new Ford Ranger Tremor in South Africa

14 Apr 2024
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E-tolls are finally dead – Here’s what’s going to happen with your account

14 Apr 2024
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Affordable crossovers with the best warranties in South Africa

14 Apr 2024
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South African bakkie buyers do one thing right

13 Apr 2024
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Next-generation Toyota Hilux – New details go public

13 Apr 2024
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5 important things that happened in South Africa’s car industry this week

12 Apr 2024
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Entry-level Kia Sportage review – The best SUVs are no longer German

12 Apr 2024
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2024 Festival of Motoring – Dates and ticket prices

12 Apr 2024
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First units of new Ford Territory officially land in South Africa

10 Apr 2024
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New BMW X2 launched in South Africa – Pricing and features

10 Apr 2024
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Warning for South Africans planning to get e-tags after e-toll shutdown

10 Apr 2024
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Government goes quiet on South Africa’s new driver’s licence cards

9 Apr 2024
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What to do when driving in strong winds

9 Apr 2024
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So long Suzuki Vitara – Here are the crossovers you can buy instead

9 Apr 2024
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This graph shows when road overtook rail in South Africa

9 Apr 2024
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This being SA, the most common method is probably to keep a R100 note tucked behind the sun visor, or...

Mike Wiggill on 8 Nov 2026

Love the sound that 3-cyl makes, but these have had a few cases of engine fires. Cheap alternate : Corsa...

Paul Roux on 8 Nov 2026

That engine bay is pretty tight. I wonder what jobs will be engine out affairs.

Paul Roux on 8 Nov 2026

These prices are insane. I have never paid more than R180k for a car.

Paul Roux on 8 Nov 2026

Alternative title "20 most hijacked cars to avoid". My goodness what a bland unimaginative lot.

Paul Roux on 8 Nov 2026
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